The Batman's batarang animation

In this image i first created the background with the threshold effect to give it a non-saturated painting effect. Then I created different layers for each frame of animation and thus using the timeline feature of Photoshop I created the animation.

Caller Screen UI Designing

This time I used most of the tools I learned in Photoshop to create this Caller Screen UI design. I didn't copy any of the ideas from anyone and is genuinely my idea so maybe that's why it might not interest you that much but then again it was my first try in UI designing. I basically used blending tools and vector shapes for creating the caller screen UI. Each and every shape and icon is made by me and i only took Megan Fox's image and the caller screen background from the internet.

A table and a chair in 2 perspective

Different sizes of boxes in 2 perspective

Buildings and street in 1 perspective

A room containing a sofa and a table in 1 perspective

The Magic of the Magic Wand Tool

To create this image, I first used the magic wand tool to extract the various outlines of graphic posters of Arena Animation and also its Logo as well. I then saved them as brush presets and created this image. Truly the magic wand is really helpful for  lot of creative work.

The Magic Wand and Oil Paint effect

With regards to the person who created the original image, I simply used the magic wand to extract the 1965 corvette outlines and saved it as brush presets. Then with the brush I carefully created the 1965 corvette using several brush presets and then added the oil paint effect in the end to give it polished oil painted effect.

The Oil Paint & Liquify Effect Part 3

In this image i first created a blue background and added a liquify effect.Then I extracted the fishes and underwater aquatic plants from a sketch using the magic wand tool and saved them as a brush preset.  Then using the brush and saved presets i created this image and added the oil paint effect in the end.

The Oil Paint & Liquify Effect Part 2

As you can see compared to the original image i used the liquify tool to add some muscles to wonder woman in the image. I then used the oil paint effect in the end to give a bright effect.

The Oil Paint & Liquify Effect Part 1

In this image i first created a background then liquified it. Then I extracted brush stroke textures from an image of a butterfly with a flower using magic wand and used the Define Brush Preset and used it for the brush and drew the butterfly and the flower. I then added an oil paint effect to finish the image.

Oil Paint with different blending effects

Here in this image I used the oil paint filter to give a painting effect to the image first. Then by creating different bars of color i applied different blending effects to the color bars and thus the resulting effect can be seen in the edited image.

Vanishing Point Effect

Here in the first image you can see the changes i gave to the image compared to the original. I used vanishing point and the pen tool to give a realistic effect of the Arena Animation banner stuck to the One World Center building in New York City. The second image below is just a detailed larger image of the edited image.

Background creation using filters

This is just a random background image i created using just the filters in Photoshop. I created the blocks in the image using EXTRUDE from the stylize section in the filters menu.

Wood Texture

This is a wood texture image I created using Photoshop. I used a combination of filters mainly the CLOUDS from the Render Section in filter. I also used motion blur and noise to give the required effect to create the wood texture image.

Healing Brush, Dodge & Burn, Pen Tool Coloring Effects

Here I first used the spot healing brush, healing brush & patch tool to remove the scars of the person in the image. Then I used the dodge tool for brightening the skin of the person  and the burn tool to darken some parts of the image. Then after all the retouches finally I use the pen tool to select the vest of the person and change its color using foreground color fill and a bit of blending effects

Geometrical Shapes in 1 Perspective

The first image was hand drawn whereas the second image was created using Photoshop. Both show geometrical shapes in 1 perspective.

1 Perspective Shapes

1 Perspective Shapes drawing from Art Class describing the idea of depth in shapes.

The Pen Tool effect with Pen Tablet

Here I used the pen tool to select the eagle with my pen tablet. The objective was to make the background unsaturated while the eagle retained its original colors.